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Rings&Bells |
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March 01, 2009 04:48:50pm |
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GratefulDead
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Re: This Week in History -- 1969 |
If I had to pick, I would say that 2/28 is my favorite. If I were allowed to combine the best elements of all of the shows, this is what it would look like:
Set I
Morning Dew - 2/28
That's It For The Other One - 3/1
Death Don't Have No Mercy - 3/2
Doin' That Rag - 2/27
Set II
Dupree's Diamond Blues - 3/1
Mountains of the Moon - 2/27
Dark Star - 2/27
St. Stephen - 2/27
The Eleven - 2/28
Turn On Your Lovelight - 2/28
Alligator - 2/28
Drums - 2/28
Jam - 3/2
Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks) - 2/28
And We Bid You Goodnight - 3/2
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Jim F |
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March 01, 2009 09:09:59pm |
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GratefulDead
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Re: This Week in History -- 1969 |
Each show has something wonderful and special to offer. I think if I were to make a compilation of the best of each night, mine would probably look like this...
Morning Dew 2/28
King Bee 2/28
Cryptical>Other One>Cryptical> 3/1
NPC> 3/1
DTRag> 3/1 (maybe splice in 2/27's version instead)
Cosmic Charlie 3/1
Dupree's> 2/27
Mtns of the Moon> 2/27
Dark Star> 2/27
St. Stephen> 2/27
The Eleven> 2/28
Death Don't 2/28
Alligator>Caution, etc 2/28
Maybe throw in a Lovelight as a filler track...any of them would do...
I also personally really like the Dark Star from 2/28. If they had not performed the most perfect Dark Star ever played on 2/27, 2/28 would be my pick for a compilation.
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